Husbands of Club Members To Be Feted With Party
Woman's club members will be feted with a Texas barbecue on April 1. The plan was discussed at a meeting Friday at Mrs. I. D. Wilburn's home, with G. L. Moody co hosting.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1955
Page
6
Woman's club members will be feted with a Texas barbecue on April 1. The plan was discussed at a meeting Friday at Mrs. I. D. Wilburn's home, with G. L. Moody co hosting.
Coady Circles at Oneta Cale and Geneva Wilson met Tuesday at Coady Baptist Church for a Royal Service program. Mrs W L Sayfeen led devotional, Barfield offered a Mennon prayer, and concluding prayer was by Mrs W M Gave. Walter Heckler conducted business while Mrs Mabe served as secretary treasurer. Plans were discussed to sponsor teaching of The North Star by Linder, with Mr C Waldrop to teach the course. After a closing prayer by Mrs Walitep, 20 members shared a covered dish meal. Mrs J M Bridges led prayer. Mrs Q H Dawson reviewed They Came Here First by D’Arcy McNickie, noting Indians’ culture and history and government relations. Mrs Herbert Payner Jr. of Houston attended.
Mrs. John Stoel of Hamlet Indiana recently returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs Fred Treadway. She was entertained in homes of L Emanuel W E K Pornerhaugh Howard Griffin Harley Yawn B F Fisher Fred Hederhorst and J L Finley in Houston. She attended the Minerva Study club silver anniversary tea and the Treadways hosted a farewell party for her and their friends.
Mrs Carroll Settie Roselli drive will host the Joy circle of Cedar Bayou Methodist church at 9 20 a m Tuesday. The circle met this Tuesday at Mrs B N Scott Sjolander road with Mrs Allen Wilhite presenting the devotional two chapters of The Master Call Por The WAS given by Mrs Torrest McKinney and Mrs W T Hardison. tea and cookies were served to nine members.
Mrs. AL GO Fleming reviewed the book My Sky Is Blue for Croshy Sorosis on Monday night. Author Lula Grace Berdman teaches creative writing at West Texas State College in Canyon. The club met at Mrs. R. A. Brown's home with co hostess Mrs. A. Rouidland. Charles Ecles sang Thine Alone, accompanied by his wife at the piano.
The Women's Missionary Society of Memorial Baptist Church studied Missions Through The Co operative Program on Tuesday morning. Mrs. R. D. Edwards chaired, with devotion by Mrs. R. H. Pruett and remarks from Mrs. J. A. Davis Mrs. M. G. Edwards Mrs. Curtis Ball and Mrs. Herb Farren. Seven members attended. President Mrs. M. A. Schweerry presided. Mrs. Charles Gates reported 30 Girls Auxiliary members attended a progressive dinner. Mrs. J. M. Bridges was elected publicity chairman and a nursery shower for the Mexican Baptist church was voted. Prayers were led by Mrs. Soh Tayts WE. Lawdon and Mrs. A. L. Jordan. Lunch followed.
Mrs J G Caddell hosted the Hula Mae Henderson circle of Central Baptist Church on Tuesday. The program opened with the Woman's Missionary Union watchword and prayer led by Mrs Bill Stegall, followed by a mission study. Members heard talks by Mrs Haskell Lilly and Mrs Harold Cook, with a devotional from Deuteronomy. April's mission project announced a Sunbeams party for April 16 at Roseland Park. Nine members were served doughnuts and drinks.
Mr and Mrs Curtis Dunk named hosts for the April 17 Danubria Acres Garden Club meeting. Mr and Mrs Forest Crouse hosted last week at 1400 Wright Bird. Dave Parish Pare spoke on What to Plant Now as members enjoyed pie and coffee. New York auto seat covers in terry cloth advertised in coral green blue and yellow plaids with easy removal.
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Mrs. T. J. Denson was re elected president and Mrs. Imo Stevens named vice president to lead Crosby teachers association as it sends delegates to the Eleventh District P TA conference in Freeport next week. L. F Haly was re elected secretary and Luther Fleming treasurer. Rev W F Sanderlin urged disciplined spiritual home instruction. Crosby high girls sextet sang and Linda Gray with Dolores Fleming presented a skit Girls Will Be Girls. Hostesses were Mrs R B Reynolds Orval Foster Lee Campbell and Joe Tepera.
Builders and Crusaders classes met Monday night at the church for a social and business gathering. Mrs. H. D. Hardison directed the program with Mrs. Wallace of St Mark's Methodist presenting vocal and piano selections. Mrs. J. B. Hayes read "Sweet Day at Rest" and closing prayer was led by Mrs. Hagel Martin. Hostesses included Mrs. Hardison and several other members.
Mrs L J Fisher hosted Tuesday morning for Cedar Bayou Methodist church Willing Workers circle. Nine members and visitor Mrs A V Haynes enjoyed coffee and cake after opening prayer. Mrs Haynes led meditations of Mary and Martha. Mrs Elza Love led The Master Calleth For There with assists from Mrs 8 O Brady and Mrs Conrad Matysiak. Next Tuesday the circle meets at Mrs A B Floyd’s home. closing prayer by Mrs Love.
Corpus Christi society notes honor Mrs Lon Ciruti formerly Miss Mary Ann Hedricks at a Saturday party hosted by Mrs M S Ciruti Jr on Milner Drive. Co hosts included Mrs W B McNulty Mrs Lon Perkins Mrs George Lancaster and Louise Ciruti with Janet Bevers among guests.
Mrs. H. J. West and Mrs. B L. Boggess will represent the San Jacinto PTA at the Lith district conference in Freeport on March 30 and 31. Boggess is outgoing president and West will serve as president next year. Alternates are Mrs. Otis Linder and Mrs. John B. Tucker Jr.
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